Version:           1.7 (using KDE 4.7.4) 
OS:                Linux

I have some lines describing cifs shares in fstab. These shares can be mounted 
by 'users', e.g.:
//foo/softtools /foo/softtools cifs    user,iocharset=utf8,uid=1001,gid=1000,nobrl,noserverino,domain=DOMAIN,credentials=/home/bar/.credentials,file_mode=0664,dir_mode=0775,exec
dolphin lists those on the lhs filesystem panel and will mount them when I click on the associated symbol. However, the view does not change into the (just mounted) folder and there is no option to umount them (not nice if you take your laptop around with you). Moreover, they have been mounted with root privileges and thus cannot be umounted from the terminal as user. 
This behavior is reproducible.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
well, see above: open dolphin, click on the associated filesystem symbol, nothing happens to the view (should change), from a terminal it can be seen that the fs has been mounted. Attempt to umount as user will fail.

Actual Results:  
well, see above: open dolphin, click on the associated filesystem symbol, nothing happens to the view (should change), from a terminal it can be seen that the fs has been mounted. Attempt to umount as user will fail.

Expected Results:  
well, see above: open dolphin, click on the associated filesystem symbol, nothing happens to the view (should change), from a terminal it can be seen that the fs has been mounted. Attempt to umount as user will fail.